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I browsed around a while on haskell.org, haskell-prime wiki, etc. but did not find any resources like test suites, or some such, that would allow to check a Haskell implementation for standard compliance.
Does anybody know if such resources exist, and point me there?
Otherwise, I wonder what the Haskell Prime Comitee would do if someone claims that he has a Haskell-2010 compliant implementation?
Aside from the written standards for Haskell 2010 and Haskell98, I don’t think there is an “official test suite” for compliance. If you are developing a Haskell implementation, perhaps you can adapt the GHC test framework to suit your needs.